What do you look for when shopping for a new car? Great gas milage? A comfortable interior? Perhaps a lightning-fast 0-60 time or a boatload of trunk space? Everybody’s wants and needs are a little bit different, and there’s plenty of cars out there to match them. If you’re looking for a vehicle that rolls off the lot with two custom sets of Titleist golf clubs and a professional club-fitting experience at one of Titleist’s Performance Institutes, however, there’s only ride that ticks the box:

Range Rover’s new SV Carmel Edition.

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Announced at Monterey Car Week, Range Rover’s stunning new limited-edition SUV is a country-club cruiser of the highest level. Crafted by the British automaker’s elite SV Bespoke division, the Carmel Edition pays tribute to the verdant, oceanside ecosystem of Carmel, CA with a satin green exterior completed by a soothing Sequoia green and Perlino leather interior. Rear passengers will ride in total comfort thanks to a powered club table and a refrigerated compartment replete with SV-etched glassware, while the sleek black badging is elevated with 24K gold outlines. Under the hood, the whole package is brought to life by a 606-hp, twin-turbo V8.

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If you think it’s going to be easy to get your hands on of these beauties (and those fresh Titleist sticks), think again. The SV Carmel Edition is limited to just 17 pieces, making it one of the rarest production vehicles on earth, and comes with a sticker price of $370,000. The vehicle will be offered to Range Rover House guests—a global, invitation-only RR experience—first, before being made available to additional buyers.

The Titleist club-fitting experience will be offered at the golf outfitter’s Oceanside, CA and Acushnet, MA performance centers, and $5,000 from each sale donated to the Del Monte Forest Conservancy, aiding their efforts to preserve over 700 acres in the Pebble Beach area.

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This article was originally published on golfdigest.com